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Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jul 02, 1900

Page

6

Surveying Lands Near Lost Creek Offers Squatters Chance

NACONDA NEWS reports a government contracting firm surveying fractional townships around Lost Creek north of Anaconda. The work will allow squatters to prove up timber lands and obtain titles, with liens protecting school and railroad land rights. A Hibernians notice requests full attendance July 3 for an A. O. H. meeting and officer elections.

Lost Creek Anaconda Corps of Engineers Land Office Congress

Train Schedules and Picnic Promote Butte Anaconda Rail Trip

The Butte Anaconda and Pacific railway posts all day May 4 schedules from Anaconda to Butte with departures at 8 40 am 11 45 am 12 45 pm 3 pm 7 46 pm and 11 pm and return departures from Butte to Anaconda and Mountain View Park at 8 25 am 11 25 am 1 30 pm 4 pm 6 pm and 8 20 pm. A Catholic societies picnic is planned at Mountain View Park with baseball games Anaconda vs Butte. Round trip fare is 1 00 to or from Butte. Sunday service offers 1 00 round trip from Anaconda to Butte and return beginning June 4.

Anaconda Butte Gregson Mountain View Park Butte, Anaconda

German Minister Slain by Boxers and Troops

Reports from Washington discuss potential relief for Pekin as China turmoil grows. The administration considers sending forces to China, with ongoing uncertainty over troop adequacy and whether Congress must be convened. Secretary Hay and cabinet members weighed options but no formal policy was set. Minister Wu reported receiving no dispatches from China.

Pekin Taku Kempf Tien Tsin Washington China Congress Manila United States Hay

Secret Decrees Prompt Troops to Aid Boxers

A Shanghai dispatch reports two secret imperial decrees dated June 20 call for relief of uprisings in the capital and at tributes to religious fanaticism against Christians. Foreign troops are deployed between Taku and Pekin to quell the violence and support the government efforts.

London Shanghai Taku Pekin

Desperate call to viceroys and governors over Pekin threat

A June 21 decree urges loyalty to the throne and urges raising armies to defend Pekin against foreign dictation. It praises the Boxers as royal patriots though not soldiers and calls government cooperation in patriotic work. Southern officials ignore the decree amid fears Yuanshikai may join Tuan's faction.

Are Fumis Pekin Yuanshikai Che Foo Tuan

Open river route to Tien Tsin after Taku forts fall

Telegrams report the Taku forts bombardment praised as a key action. The river route to Tien Tsin now opens, nine miles from the rail head, with a captured arsenal and casualties among sailors. Various powers and units are listed, including Japan and Russia, amid tensions over the China expedition and Boxer rebellion.

London Bruce Admiralty Che Foo Stewart Algerine Hauge Sitls Taku Tien Tsn Tien Tsin Tien Tain Reyes Columb Aliexieff Port Arthur Germany Austria America France Italy Japan Russia England

Delegates strain over Hill and silver plank at convention

New York leaders discuss Hill as potential vice president while Croker aides negotiate with Van Wyck. Wisconsin delegates back Hill to carry New York and oppose Towne. Pennsylvania backs Bimetallist plank and Pattison lingering as a possible candidate. Kansas urges 16 to 1 and follows New York lead on vice presidential choice.

New York Croker Hill Resolutions Committee Lincoln Sulzer Murphy Wisconsin Mayor Rose Milwaukee J. M. Clancey Madison Wall Rose Clancey Roosevelt Charles A. Towne Towne Chicago Ennsylvania Pennsylvania James M. Guffey Robert E. Pattison D. B. Bi New Yorker Colonel Guffey Kansas Baltimore Johnson Peabody Kan Manoia Winois Ilinois Gahan United States

Towne Favored by Multiple States in Nomination Talks

Illinois, Arizona, Montana, Minnesota delegates discuss vice presidential prospects and platform shifts. Towne emerges as a favored candidate with Sulzer as a secondary option. Montana and Minnesota push for free coinage, while Hawaii seeks recognition akin to Republican precedent.

Delegates Arrive Pueblo as Democrats Await Platform

California and Hawaii delegations to the Democratic National Convention reach Pueblo after a late train stopover. James G. Maguire says Bryan’s wishes won’t direct the platform. California backs a VP candidate with strong midwest support, with Ohio and Indiana as battlegrounds.

Pueblo Coro California Rio Grande Santa Fe Kansas City Colorado Springs James G. Masuire W. J. Bryan Pacific Coast Associated Press Platform Committee Mr. Maguire Bryan Committee On Platform Ohio Indiana Bruvan

Convention Hall Ready Delayed for Kansas City Conference

July 1 reports show 80 workers struggling to ready the hall for the convention. Regular staff is 300, with entrances blocked by furnishing debris and rubbish filling surrounding streets. Contractors plan to finish by Tuesday night and open to the public Monday night for a concert.

Kansas City Convention Hall Taylor National Committee

Pettigrew Seeks Distinct Platform at Silver Republican Meet

Senator Pettigrew of South Dakota arrives in Kansas City to push Towne for vice president and demand a clear free coinage plank at 168 to 1. He says the convention will write its own platform confirming Bryan’s money stance and criticizes Chicago’s approach. He jokes Hills went to Lincoln for favors as Bryan closes the field.

McGuire Syracuse Lincoln Neb Bryan Governor Hill New York Croker Hill Murphy Judge van Wyck Jones Mr. Murphy Kansas City Senator Pettigrew South Dakota Sioux Falls Charles A. Towne Pettigrew Towne Chicago Witten Bryans Mr. Bryan Hull Brian

Great Issues Rally Guest Visits Lincoln

Former U S senator David Bennett Hill of New York spends the night in Lincoln after traveling from Kansas City at the invitation of W. J. The visit centers on imperialism militarium and the financial plank as part of the great issues debated in Lincoln Nebraska on July L.

Lincoln, Neb United States David Bennett Hill New York Lincoln Kansas W. J

Bryan Hill Visit Highlights Lincoln Political Draft Rumors

Lincoln reports center on Bryan and Hill meeting at the Lincoln hotel with delegates and officials. A draft platform favors imperialism, militarism, and trusts with a reaffirmation of 16 to 1 and income tax. Senator Hill returns to Kansas City tomorrow. a world record motor tandem was set in Chester Park by Rutz and Hausman.

Bryan Mr. Hill Associated Press New Yorker Senator Hill Mr. Bryan Kansas City Lincoln Union Chicago First Presbyterian Church Mississippi Denver Mr. Jarson Rey Woodson Democratic Nations Ventue James G. Maguire Syracuse N. Y Eugene Hughes Democratic State Committee of New York Woods Hrgan Bryan Farm Jenn M. Teminson Alabama National Bimetaiie League Mg Lega Ratin Wytol Prvan Toda Tomlinson Cincinnati Chester Park W. A. Rutz E. Hausman New Haven

Attorneys at Law Tr OLeary Practice in State and U S Courts

Attorneys at Law Tr OLeary, counsel at law, practices in all state and United States courts. Rooms 3 and 4 Bank building corner Main and Park. Dr N Snyder surgeon to St Ann's Hospital.

Tr. O'Leary Bank Corner Main Park Prush

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